Elyria Public Library Since 1903 Free Services Lead Community Reach
The Elyria library offers ongoing free services since 1903 including special shelves for nurses and students, a film library with projectors, and ceiling book projectors funded by the Lions club. The children’s Longfellow room hosts weekly movies and story hours, with school libraries featuring extensive collections and annual circulations. Library funding comes mainly from intangible taxes with school contributions, gifts, and memorials supporting films, records, and programs.
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Elyria
Lions Club
Longfellow
Children’s Room
Elyria Council of Churches
Girl Scouts
Girls Friendly Society of
St. Andrew's Church
Girls of the Jewish Temple
Ely Parent- Teacher Association
Lorain County
Loyal Order of Moose
A.A.U.W
Edna Moore
Evelyn Yeaton
Charlotte Brooks
Mary Ingersoll
Linda Cuyler
Margaretta Smyth
Ruth Munson
Mildred Day
Ruth Palmer
Jane Hobson
Eizabeth Taylor
Vivian Hackett
Ruth Pick
Vergil Hurst
Edna Gray Johnson
Stella Ream
John Finegan
Utley
Communist Party
Fraenkel
Alaska
Lowell Thomas, Jr
Ullman
Guilbreth
Hauser
Heyerdahl
Menaboni
Orga
Schulberg
Altick
Ohio State
Cleveland Insurance Board Denied Anti Trust Allegations
Government charges that Cleveland’s insurance board conspired to restrain trade and monopolize fire insurance were rejected by board member and James & Manchester Co. executive John W. Frazier. McGrath claimed the board with 452 members handles about 85 percent of local fire insurance and $10 million in premiums annually. Frazier defended open membership and non involvement in rate or commission setting. In North Adams Massachusetts two elderly sisters, Ethel Lockwood and Viola Peterson, serve as civil defense wardens.
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Bainton
Martin Luther
Beurhaus
Boswell
London
Coakley
God
Coventry
Elyria
Cyrus Faxon
George Brownell
J. B. Seward
Rodney Rockwood
J. Clare George
Cleveland
Insurance Board of Cleveland
John W. Frazier
James & Manchester Co
Washington
J. Howard McGrath
Frazier
C. A. Collier
John H. Bishop, Jr
North Adams
Mass
Ethel Lockwood
Viola Peterson
Soldier Looks Forward To First Bath This Year
United Press dispatch from Korea follows Sgt William Stutsman and 49 other GIs awaiting five day rehab leave. They travel to an airstrip for ships to Japan, seeking showers, rest, and a chance to wash away seven months of dirt and wartime strain.
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Robert L. Smith
Middleburg
Jimmy Wilson
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Smith
Wilson
North Korea
Colorado
International
Soldier
H. D. Quigg
United Press
U. S
Korea
Japan
G.I
William Stutsman
Terre Haute
Ind
King Company
23Rd Infantry
Chipyong
Roger
Pfc
Russell van Dyke
Holland, Mich
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Haseroot
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Castle’s Wallpaper & Paint Store
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Sharkskin
Botany” Brand
Mee Sarees
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